Tat Mok National Park is a significant natural attraction located near Phetchabun city. This area serves as a massive "green lung" connecting the eastern forest with the lower northern region. The park is named after the Tat Mok Waterfall, its majestic highlight. In the local dialect, Tat means waterfall or stone cliff, while Mok (Mist) refers to the characteristics of the water falling from a single steep cliff at a height_ of over 200-300 meters. When the water hits the rocks below, it shatters into fine droplets that fill the valley, appearing like a permanent veil of mist even on days without natural fog.

The atmosphere inside the park is serene, filled with lush hill evergreen and mixed deciduous forests. Besides Tat Mok Waterfall, there is Song Nang Waterfall, a beautiful 12-tiered fall perfect for trekkers wanting to experience the cool stream amidst bird calls and tranquility. What makes this park interesting is the peacefulness that differs from other major Phetchabun attractions, making it ideal for those seeking to escape the crowds to camp, stargaze, or embark on an authentic nature study.

Another standout feature is the Lan Chom Dao Viewpoint (Star Viewing Deck), a camping spot that offers a panoramic view of Phetchabun city. On clear nights, the sky is bedazzled with twinkling stars, contrasting beautifully with the city lights below. Tat Mok National Park is not just about waterfalls; it is a space to recharge your body and mind with pure forest air and cool water flowing year-round. It is a must-visit for "green" travelers who love simple yet impressive adventures.

We invite you to witness the magnificence of one of Phetchabun's highest misty waterfalls. Listen to the sounds of nature and feel the refreshing spray that will leave a lasting smile on your memory at Tat Mok National Park.

• Private Car: From Phetchabun city, take Highway 2271 toward Ban Nam Ron for about 15 km to Ban Na Pa. Then turn left onto Highway 2275 and follow the signs to the National Park (Total distance is about 37 km).

• Public Transport: No direct public buses serve the park. It is recommended to rent a motorcycle or hire a local taxi from Phetchabun city.

• Best Visiting Times: The waterfall is at its most beautiful from June to December due to the high water volume that creates the signature misty spray.

• Preparation: Accessing Tat Mok Waterfall requires a 2 km trek from the parking area. Wear shoes with good grip and bring drinking water.

• Highlights: Camping at the Star Viewing Deck to see the city lights at night and the sunrise in the morning.

• Cautions: During the rainy season, watch out for flash floods and leeches on the trails. Always check with park rangers before swimming.

Admission Fee:

• Thai Citizens: Adults 20 THB / Children 10 THB

• Foreign Visitors: Adults 100 THB / Children 50 THB

• Vehicle Fees: Motorcycles 20 THB / Cars 30 THB

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:30 AM – 04:30 PM